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Explain the basic operations of an economic game.
Intelligence
denotes the capacity for learning, understanding, and applying knowledge and skills and the ability to adapt to new situations.
Clayton Act
A piece of U.S. legislation enacted in 1914 aimed at promoting fair competition and preventing monopolies and unethical business practices.
Exclusive Dealing
A contractual arrangement in which a seller agrees to sell its products to only one particular buyer, or a buyer agrees to purchase from only one seller, limiting competition.
Tying Arrangements
A business practice where a seller requires the buyer to purchase other products as a condition of getting the desired product.
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